[ˈkɑːstɪŋ], (Noun)

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- the assigning of parts in a play, film, or other production to an actor or actors
(e.g: his version was still at the scripting stage and he had not yet begun to think about casting)

- the making of an object by pouring molten metal or other material into a mould
(e.g: he established his city as the principal German centre for bronze casting)

- the process of playing video or audio content from a computer, phone, etc. on a television screen or other device, usually via a wireless connection, without mirroring the screen of the original device
(e.g: TV apps allow the videos to be watched on bigger screens without phone casting)


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